The difference between octagonal gold plate, duck foot wood and peacock wood

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Peacock wood

duck foot wood

Octagon gold plate

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The three plants of Peacockwood, Schefflera and Illicium belong to the Araliaceae family, but they belong to different families, namely Peacockwood, Schefflera and Illicium. Let’s introduce the difference between octagonal gold plate, duck foot wood and peacock wood.

Peacock wood

Peacock tree

Peacock tree is a shrub or small tree. Indoor cultivation can reach 1.5 meters high. It has many more leaflets than the other two plants, generally up to 5 to 11 leaves. At the same time, the leaf shape is highly recognizable, with a lanceolate shape and a serrated edge. It is the narrowest and longest leaf among the three. Therefore, it can be identified based on the shape of the leaves to determine whether it is peacock wood.

Duck's Foot Wood

Duck foot wood is goosefoot firewood. It has palmately compound leaves, generally composed of 5-7 leaflets. The leaf color is dark green, with a very smooth and smooth leaf surface. The leaf shape is oblong, and there are leaflets growing at the top of the long petiole. They look very similar to duck webs, hence the name.

Octagonal Gold Plate

Octagonal Gold Pan, known as palm tree abroad, is an upright growing shrub. If cultivated indoors, it can reach 1 meter in height, with few branches and palm-shaped leaves with about 5-9 lobes, like an open green palm. The biggest difference between it and peacock wood and goosefoot wood is that it does not have compound leaves, but lobed leaves. Young leaves are brown at first before turning to glossy dark green.

Octagonal gold plates can generally be used as indoor medium-sized potted plants. The flower-leaf octagonal golden plate is a variant of it, with yellow and white spots on the leaves. There is also a kind of bear's palm tree, which is a hybrid between octagonal golden plate and ivy. The leaves are smaller and the color is lighter.

duck foot wood

Octagon gold plate

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